Steelers' Anderson KICKER Heads to Bills Campaign
The article recalls Gary Anderson's time with the Steelers and his thoughts on staying in Pittsburgh after the season. It highlights Bills fans in Rich Stadium, Syracuse alumni on the Bills and Steelers rosters, and notes DJ Wolfley’s Buffalo ties as the Bills host the season finale with a strong Syracuse presence in the stands.
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Stastny brothers spark Nordiques as quartet shines in 10-5 win
Marian Peter and Anton Stastny combined for four goals and nine assists in Quebec’s 10-5 victory over Boston, lifting their season total to 136 points in 27 games. Real Cloutier added three goals as the Nordiques exploded for 10 goals in a second period.
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Pierre Rioux
Lanny McDonald
Carl Mokolak
Flames
Steve Bozek
Dave En
Pete Donald
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Golf Players of the Year and Pga Leader Named
The Professional Golfers Association awarded Tom Watson Player of the Year and installed Mark Kizziar of Barnesville Oklahoma as the new president. Plus news across football baseball skiing tennis and injuries from major league to junior circuits.
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Robin Yount
Milwaukee Brewers
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Sonics Rally Past Rockets On Strong Bench Depth
Seattle beat Houston 107 to 88 as substitutes scored 45 points led by Elmer Sezmor and 19 from Jack Sikma. The victory improves Seattle to 16-3 overall and 9-1 on the road, while the Rockets drop to 3-15 behind Caldwell Jones 17 points and 15 rebounds.
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Sikma
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Houston
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Rockets
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Elvin Hayes
Bulls rookie Quintin Dailey missing after Knicks game
Chicago police issued an all points bulletin as the Bulls searched for Quintin Dailey, the rookie forward under probation for a past attack. Dailey, reported sleeping in his home with his phone off, did not attend the 91-85 win over the Knicks as team officials, including Rod Thorn,sbegan a public search and investigation into his absence.
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